MouseDblClick Event 5
If enabled, this event is reported when the user presses and then releases a mouse button twice within a short space of time. The duration of this time is set through the Windows Control Panel.
The event message reported as the result of ⎕DQ, or supplied as the right argument to your callback function, is a 6-element vector as follows :
[1] | Object | ref or character vector |
[2] | Event | 'MouseDblClick' or 5 |
[3] | Y | y-position of mouse (number) |
[4] | X | x-position of mouse (number) |
[5] | Button | button double clicked (number) 1 = left button 2 = right button 4 = middle button |
[6] | Shift State | sum of shift key codes (number) 1 = Shift key is down 2 = Ctrl key is down |
In a graphical object (Circle, Ellipse, Image, Marker, Poly and Rect), the position of the mouse is reported relative to the top-left corner of its bounding rectangle.
If you enable MouseDown and MouseUp events in addition to MouseDblClick events, double-clicking a mouse button will generate the following sequence of events :
Application
Objects: ActiveXControl, Animation, Button, ButtonEdit, Calendar, Circle, ColorButton, Combo, ComboEx, DateTimePicker, Edit, Ellipse, Form, Group, Image, Label, List, ListView, Marker, MDIClient, Poly, ProgressBar, PropertyPage, Rect, RichEdit, Scroll, SM, Spinner, Static, StatusBar, StatusField, SubForm, SysTrayItem, TabBar, TabBtn, Text, ToolBar, ToolButton, ToolControl, TreeView